Choosing the Right Fly Fishing Outfit Article Written By; Charlie Robinton, When choosing a new fly fishing setup, today’s angler is faced with a multitude of options, and the choices are enough to make a neophyte’s head spin. This article will explain the most important factors to consider when looking at different rods, reels, and […]
NEW St Croix Imperial USA
Passing It On NEW St Croix Imperial USA proves perfect for passing along the fly-fishing tradition Park Falls, WI (June 22, 2017) – The term back in the day is spoken by older generations to describe how things used to be. Depending on the age-gap, the saying may seem like hyperbole, but when it comes […]
Basic Concept of Fly Fishing
In fly fishing, the basic concept of fishing is the reasoning that there has to be a “fly” that is artificial. The fly is cast with the help of a fly rod, a reel and a weight line that is specialized. Fly-fishing is an endeavor that can be practiced on both fresh and salty water. […]
How to Locate Freshwater Fish
How to locate freshwater fish Article Written By; John Lewis Many anglers always feel the want to fish anywhere and anytime even if it is not needed and time does not allow us to. When we do want to fish, we love discovering new places to explore. It is all part of the thrill. To […]
CLEANING FLY LINE
CLEANING FLY LINE Article Written By; Don Gasaway, https://dongasaway.wordpress.com/ Fly line is one piece of an angler’s gear most often neglected when it comes to maintenance. It still needs periodic cleaning. Dirty or cracked fly line affects the angler’s ability to cast for distance and accuracy. The amount of friction between the line and the […]
TAILWATER FLY FISHING
TAILWATER FLY FISHING Article Written By; Don Gasaway, https://dongasaway.wordpress.com/ Mild winter temperatures allow fly-fishermen to enjoy fishing in the dam tailwater. This productive fishery appears when the water level above a dam rises during winter months. Clear, deep lakes often receive a stocking of rainbow trout. The fish immediately scatter until summer temperatures force them […]
Fly fishing tips for catching trout
Fly fishing tips for catching trout Article Presented By; Fishhound.com, http://www.fishhound.com/ Winter can be the most rewarding season of the year for fly anglers. If you can stand the cold, you just might have the river to yourself, experiencing solitude that’s rarely found when the mayflies are hatching in spring and summer. But there’s another […]
Tie Your Own Flies This Winter
Tie Your Own Flies This Winter Article Written By; Charlie Robinton, http://www.fix.com/ Tying your own flies is a great way to pass the time when you can’t go fishing. After the rods and reels are put away for the winter, you can fill your fly box for next season while dreaming about future fishing trips. […]
St. Croix Rod: The Full Fly at ICAST
Lobs Large Bugs – Feeds Bass in their Faces St. Croix steps outside the everyday bass cast and adds new Mojo Bass Fly miniseries Park Falls, WI (July 9, 2016) – Bass catching is a pastime of continuously making precision casts. If you’re unable to place your offering where “X” marks the spot every time, […]
Decorating Jigs
Article Written By: Jeff Samsel, http://www.fishhound.com/news Tying jigs is far simpler than it’s often perceived, and baits don’t have to be perfectly crafted to catch fish. Catching fish on lures you create brings unique satisfaction, but the bigger advantages of tying your own jigs are practical in nature, and the skills and materials required are […]